Harrisburg telegraph. (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, August 22, 1919, Image 7

Newspaper Page TextAMERICANS ARE BUILDING R. R.'S ON RUSS FRONT Transform 75 Miles of Dyna mited and Burned Bridges Soroka, Russian Lapland, Juno 30, via London, Aug. 22.—Pushing forward daily Into territory of the Bolshevlkl and often under Are, the American railway troops on the Murman front in two months trans formed 76 miles of dynamited and burned bridges and railways, wreck ed and destroyed by retreating Bol sheviki, into a workable railway which they manned, operated and maintained. To these troops the British com mand gives much of the credit of the seventy-live mile advance to ward Petrozavodsk. In the con tingent were 36 officers and 67a men. comprising the 167 th anil 168 th companies of railway troops as a spocial battalion under Major IS. IS. MacMoreland, Kansas City, and every kind of railroader from & superintendent to a section hand. Arc Fast Workers. The Yanks worked so fast in fact that tho Bolsheviki according to prisoners taken, believed that they had miraculous machines for track laying and adjustable bridges which they dropped in as they went along. It was all done by a gang under Captain C. J. Jones, of Patcrson, N. J., who in Alaskan and Latin- American Jobs was nicknamed "Hurry-up Jones." The men work ed seventeen hours daily with the enemy right ahead and the British artillery right behind awaiting con struction. There were also battles and skirmishes In many small sid ings whero on several occasions the constructors and also the train's • crows were under lire. On May 19, while building a bridge under shrapnel fire, the Yanks were surrounded by Bolshe viki skipping through the woods dynamiting the bridge three versts in the rear. On the way back to repair the bridge the Y'anks were again attacked at close range but managed to escape. Junk Piles Mn<le Over The shop detachment, under Captain C. E. McMillan, of South America and Panama, formerly from Omaha, had to transform junk pile equipment into workable rolling stock. Then the Yanks, under Captain H. G. Odell, former assistant and i superintendent at Santa Fa, built i and operated an eight mile street I railway in Murman. Under Lieu- j tenant Chas. B. Tuttle, they operat- | ed and manned an armored train. Railroad men who formerly drew I high pay in Boston, Pittsburgh, or Indiana shared in making these railway enterprises a Yankee suc cess. More Money Than Ever in Circulation in British Villages London, Aug. 22. More money than ever before is now in circula- I tlon in English villages, and its e&sy expenditure is apparent even to the casual passerby. Extra wages earn ed by workmen, housemaids farm laborers have brought about an astonishing social change. One evidence of this is seen in the great increase in bicycles and motorcycles, which has necessitated the establishment of countless gar ages and repair shops throughout the country. Dancing and other clubs are springing up everywhere. Whist clubs are favorites, and the costliness of tho prizes for which the members play would, a few years ago, have constituted almost a scandal. The sense of well being and the demand for a more com- I fortable life is assigned as the cause I for this last development. It is taken by sociologists as a perman ent thing which is more likely to in crease than to diminish. Mexican Rebel Kills Ninety Men of the Tanhuijo Garrison Xar<xlo, Texas, Aug. 22.—Killing I of ninety men of the government garrison at Tanhuijo, state of Vera Cruz, Mexico, by followers of Man uel Pelaez, the rebel chief of the oil regions, is reported in copies or El Ileraldo de Mexico which have been received here. Sixty were kill ed in defending the town. According to the published ac count, the rebel chief forced the commander of the garrison, Lieu tenant-Colonel Marques, to execute the 30 prisoners with a machine gun, later hanging the unfortunate officer up by his heels and shooting nim. f Middletown — — —— mm—mm Funeral Services For Philip A. Snyder The funeral of the late Philip A. Snyder, was held from the home of his daughter, Mrs. George Schadt, Brown street, this afternoon, serv ices being held at 2 o'clock. The Rev. E. A. G. Bossier, pastor of the First United Brethren church, as sisted by the Rev. Fuller Bergstresser, of the St. Peter's Lutheran church! officiated. The members of Washing ton Camp, No. 371, P. O. S. of A„ and several members of the G. A. It., and Poklto Tribe, No. 315, I. O. R. M.. at tended in a body. Burial was made In the Middletown cemetery. Edgar Eby purchased the plot of ground at Main and Vine streets from Joseph Ney, and will erect a bungalow thereon In the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Nebinger and the tatter's sister, all of Philadelphia, are spending a two weeks vacation as the guests of the former's sister, Mrs. John Grove, West Main street! A meeting of the Boy Scouts wili be held this evening at their head quarters. Mrs. Charles Blherti, two daughters and son, of Richmond, Vs., are spend ing sometime in town with relatives. James tflrlch Is spending the week at Atlantic City. Joseph Weirlch, who was assisting In tho services at the Stoverdale Camp meeting, was taken ill and brought to his home on Pike street. Mrs. A. Melman, Wood and Wilson streets. Is spending sometime at Baltimore, Md. Miss Ethel McNalr has returned home from a two weeks' visit to friends at Reading. The public schools of Middletown will open up, Monday morning, Sept. I, with over twelve hundred pupils on the roll. Five new teachers, who FRIDAY EVENING,'- were elected from out of town, will arrive next week and Superintendent H. J. Wickey has asked for accomoda tions for them. Mrs. Haasler, who was recently elected lia g sent in her resignation. All of the buildirifes have been cleaned and the repairs to them have been completed. The Stoverdale camp meeting which COFFEE OZARK BRAND FRESH ROASTED The rich aroma and fine flavor will satisfy the most exacting taste. 1 Pound, 48c WHITE HOUSE COFFEE 3-lb. Tin, $1.55 TOILET DEPARTMENT Face Powders GARDEN ALLAH FACE POWDER 54c AZUREA FACE POWDER $1.19 FLORMYE FACE POWDER ...$1.19 LE-TREFLE FACE POWDER ..$1.19 DJER-KISS FACE POWDER ...49c MARY GARDEN FACE POWDER 73c MDM. VENDOME FACE POWDER 98c FLORA SWEET FACE POWDER 59c ELMO FACE POWDER 19c, 39c L'AME (La May) FACE POW. 19c, 39c WOODBURY FACE POWDER ..18c VELASKA FACE POWDER ....43c PETALAS FACE POWDER 53c FASCINATION FACE POWDER 53c POZZONIES FACE POWDER ...41c FIANCEE FACE POWDER 79c WALTZ DREAM FACE POWDER 79c PUSSYWILLOW FACE POWDER 39c POMPEIAN FACE POWDER ...,39c LA BLACHE FACE POWDER ..42c Toilet Creams L'AME (La May) CREAM 28c ARA-MARA CREAM 39c POND'S VANISHING CREAM ...30c POND'S COLD CREAM 30c DE MERIDOR CREAM 31c STILLMAN'S FRECKLE CREAM 29c OTHINE, DOUBLE STRENGTH 67c KINTHO CREAM 49c, 79c ELMO CUCUMBER CREAM ...,38c ELCAYA CREAM 43c GARDEN OF ALLAH CREAM .. ,53c PALMOLIVE COLD CREAM ...,33c PALMOLIVE VANISHING 33c RIKER'S VIOLET CERATE ...,43c SEMPRE GIOVINE 39c POMPEIAN NIGHT CREAM ...,26c SANITOL COLD CREAM 23c SANITOL FACE CREAM 23c CREME TOKALON 69c DR. CHARLES' FLESH FOOD ..37c HUDNUT'S MARV. COLD CREAM 39c HUDNUT'S COLD CREAM, Tubes 19c HUDNUT'S ORIGINAL CERATE 49c HUDNUT'S CUCUMBER CREAM 48c HUDNUT'S VIOLET CREATE .. 48c HUDNUT'S CREME VIOLET SEC. 48c VIOLA CREAM 37c Talcum Powders MARY GARDEN TALCUM 43c WILLIAMS' TALCUM 16c MENNEN'S TALCUM 19c WITCH HAZEL TALCUM 9c BUTTERFLY TALCUM J7c BABCOCK CORYLOPSIS TALCUM 14c BABCOCK CUT ROSE TALCUM 14c HUDNUT'S TALCUM (Tin) 17c WHITE VIOLET TALC 21c SYKE'S COMFORT POWDER .. 19c LADY MARY TALCUM 39c DJER-KISS TALCUM 26c TRENTINI TALCUM 37c HIGH JINKS TALCUM 59c SATIN SKIN TALCUM 13c PALMOLIVE TALCUM 19c DU BARRY TALCUM 79c BATHA SWEET 26c HOUBIGANT'S TALCUM 83c Liquid and Dry Rouges AUBREY SISTERS' TINT 24c DORIN LIQUID ROUGE 19c DORIN 1249 39c FLORA SWEET ROUGE 45c VENDOME ROUGE 43c MARY GARDEN ROUGE 43c MAVIS ROUGE 39c CANDY SPECIAL HELM ASSORTED CHOCOLATES, 49c BANQUET MINTS, 29c has been in progress since August 12, will close on Sunday evening. Aaron Poorman, who was marrtel to Miss Ethel M. Hoke, Yocumtown, York Co., at Harrisburg, on Tuesday, has gone to house keeping on South Catharine street. Boyd Bishop, Jr., who had been working on the Martin farm during the summer has returned to the DIVIDING PROFIT SALE Dental Preparations PEBECO TOOTH PASTE .' 34c KOLYNOS TOOTH PASTE 18c PEPSODENT TOOfH PASTE ...35c PRYODENTA TOOTH PASTE .. .23c SENRECO TOOTH PASTE 21c S. S. WHITE TOOTH PASTE 17c GRAVES' TOOTH PASTE 17c EUTHYMOL TOOTH PASTE 17c LYON'S TOOTH PASTE 17c SANITOL TOOTH PASTE 23c KALPHENO TOOTH PASTE ....19c ARNICA TOOTH SOAP 17c ZAHNOL TOOTH SOAP 17c PYORRHOCIDE POWDER 71c LYON'S TOOTH POWDER 17c SANITOL TOOTH POWDER ...,19c EUTHYMOL TOOTH POWDER ,17c GRAVES' TOOTH POWDER ...,17c KALPHENO TOOTH POWDER ,19c COLGATE TOOTH POWDER 15c, 25c CALO TOOTH POWDER 17c LISTERINE TOOTH POWDER . ,19c Soaps ROGER AND GALLETT'S 41c WOODBURY SOAP 18c RESINOL SOAP 18c POSLAM SOAP 2 for 37c PALMER'S SKIN SOAP 2 for 37c GERMICIDAL SOAP 17c COLGATE BIG BATH SOAP 2 for 25c COLGATE ELDER FLOWER SOAP 2 for 25c COLGATE PALM SOAP 2 for 25c COLGATE ALL ROUND SOAP 3 for 25c JOHNSON'S FOOT SOAP 19c OLIVIO SOAP 3 for 25c JERGEN'S GERANIUM BATH 3 for 25c PACKER'S TAR SOAP 17c PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 for 25c D. D. D. SOAP i7c PEAR'S SCENTED SOAP 20c Shampoo Soaps PEAR'S SOAP (Unscented) 14c 4711 WHITE ROSE GLYC 23c CANTHROX " 43 C MULSIFIED COCOANUT OIL ..39c LIQUIFIED COCOANUT OIL ...39c ELVERA COCOANUT OIL 59c PACKER'S LIQUID TAR 39c PALMOLIVE SHAMPOO 39c LIQUID PINE TAR 39c SHAMPOO POWDER 45c SYNOL SOAP 19c 39c FLUFF SHAMPOO . ,21c Toilet Waters MAVIS TOILETTE $1.15 GARDEN ALLAH 49c, 98c LADY MARY $1.29 BOOMERANG 65c, sl.lO FIANCEE $2.05 AZUREA VEGETALE $1.19 AZUREA TOILETTE $1.98 FLORMYE VEGETALE $1.19 FLORMYE TOILETTE $1.98 DJER-KISS VEGETALE $1.19 KITTY GORDON $1.19 LILAS DE RIGUAD $2.13 MARY GARDEN • $2.98 MARY GARDEN $4.19 Miscellaneous Items MERCOLIZED WAX 63c DELATONE 63c EL RADO 37c, 69c DERMAVIVA 37c DE MERIDOR LIQUID POWDER 37c ORIENTAL CREAM .' $1.05 EPTOL 39c ZINTONE 39c BETA QUINOL 39c NEUROXINE '....39 c EGGOL 19c HENNA SAN 39c USIT WRINKLE CHASER 35c Kennedy Sells It Cheaper 321 Market Street HXRUISBURG fATiWiffV TELEGRAPH Ihome of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Bishop, Harrlsburg. The Mlddletown baseball team played the Highspire team at the latter place last evening in a twi light game. Edwin Yost, who had been ill at ! his home, Catharine street, for the past ten days, with an attack of ap pendicitis, is able to be out again. KENNEDY'S SATURDAY, AUGUST 23rd The Rev. Le Roy Spangler and wife I of Palmyra, are. spending the week- | end in town, as the guests of the for- ' mer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob j Spangler, Pike street. Mrs. Andrew Rehrer, of Lancaster, Is spending sometime in town with | relatives. Cigar Specials FACTORY SMOKERS .. .7 for 25c; 50 for $1.68 THOMAS WILLING ... .6 for 25c; 50 for $2.00 ROIG 9 for 50c; 50 for $2.59 COUNSELLOR 9 for 50c; 50 for $2.59 NEW BACHELOR 9 for 50c; 50 for $2.59 GEN. HARTRANFT 9 for 50c; 50 for $2.59 EVEN STEVEN 9 for 50c ; 50 for $2.59 BOLD 9 for 50c ; 50 for $2.59 ROSE O'CUBA 9 for 50c ; 50 for $2.59 KNULL'S AMBROSIA . .9 for 50c ; 50 for $2.59 WHITE STATUE 9 for 50c ; 50 for $2.59 DON ABILO 9 for 50c ; 50 for $2.59 LA AFINIDAD 3 for 25c; 50 for $3.95 GIRARD 3 for 25c; 50 for $3.95 ADLON 3 for 25c; 50 for $3.95 WEDDING VEIL 3 for 25c; 50 for $3.95 AMERICAN EMPIRE ... 3 for 25c; 50 for $3.95 Cigarettes 20c CHESTERFIELD 17c F/VTIMAS 20c CAMELS 15c LUCKY STRIKES 15c LORD SALISBURY 17c 10c CHESTERFIELD, 2 Pkgs 17c MURAD ,17c NATURAL 18c MELACHRINOS 18c REYNOS 8c Sachet Powders RIGAUD'S UN AIR EMBAUME $2.25 RIGAUD'S VIOLETTE $1.75 RIGAUD'S KITTY GORDON $1.25 RIGAUD'S MARY GARDEN 83c HOUBIGANT'S VIOLETTE IDEALE . .$2.38 HOUBIGANT'S IDEAL $2.38 HOUBIGANT'S QUELQUES FLEURS $2.38 HOUBIGANT'S QUELQUES VIOLETTES $2.38 HOUBIGANT'S HELIOTROPE $1.19 PIVER'S FLORAMYE ! 83c DJER-KISS 84c VIVAUDOU'S LADY MARY $1.19 HUDNUT'S VIRGINIA ROSE 45c GARWOOD'S VIOLET 23c COLGATE'S FLORIENT 45c COLGATE'S ECLAT 45c COLGATE'S SPLENDOR 45c COLGATE'S MONAD VIOLET .. J 45c BROWN'S VIOLET SIMPLICITY 29c and 53c BROWN'S GARDEN OF ALLAH 29c and 53c BROWN'S BOOMERANG 39c and 89c BROWN'S GARDEN OF ROSES . ,29c and 83c BROWN'S GARDEN OF LILLIES '. 29c BROWN'S JAPANESE INCENSE 29c BROWN'S HELIOTROPE GLORY 29c BROWN S ORIENTAL BODY SACHET 29c BROWN'S SIREN LILAC 29c BROWN'S JAPONITA 29c Mothproof Bags, 24x37 inches 83c Moth Balls or Flake, pound 15c Kempure Water Glass, quart 30c Witch Hazel, pint 41c Imported Bay Rum, (12-oz.) 73c Pluto Water 34c Albolene Cold Cream 15c Olive Oil, y 2 pint, 38c; gal $5.39 Palmolive Soap 3 for 25c Formaldehyde Lamps 73c Rubber Gloves, pair 48c Soap Dye (Cinderella) 4 for 25c Welches Grape Juice, pint, 35c; qt. . .65c Absorbent Cotton, pound 49c Peroxide, pint ..... ? 19c Libby's Milk 3 for 40c Epsom Salts, pound 8c Red Cross Kidney Plaster 19c Armour's Grape Juice, pint, 35c quart . 65c ENTERTAINS JERSEY GUESTS MccUnniesburg, Pa., Aug. 22. Mr. and Mrs. Pfleager. of Roxbury, had as their guests during the week Mrs. Anna Trostle arid daughter, Evelyn, L. S. Trostle and family, Earl Cubb and family, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Trostle and Miss Lu cretia Palmer, all of Bridgeton, N. J. j MEDICINE DEPARTMENT Standard Patents PINKHAM'S COMPOUND 78c FATHER JOHN'S 39c, 75c SCOTT'S EMULSION 45c, 89c PIERCE'S DISCOVERY ....75c PIERCES FAV. PRESCRIPTION 75c NUJOL, 9 OZ 37c NUJOL, 20 OZ.' 75c USOLINE 35c AMERICAN MINERAL OIL 55c MILES' NERVINE 75c MILES' HEART REMEDY 75c S. S. S. BLOOD TONIC 67c S. S. S. BLOOD TONIC sl.lO RUSSEL'S EMULSION 98c PASTOR KOENIG TONIC 79c MILKS EMULSION 43c, 83c ECKMAN'S ALTERATIVE .67c, $1.29 SLOAN'S LINIMENT 19c, 39c, 79c BROMO SELTZER 37c, 73c ANGIER'S EMULSION 43c, 83c CREOTERPIN (Pint) 83c WAMPOLE'S COD LIVER 63c GUDE'S PEPTOMANGAN 94c GLYCO THYMOLINE ..19c, 39c, 79c LISTERINE 18c, 37c, 67c LYSOL .. 19c, 38c, 75c LAVORIS 19c, 38c, 75c GRAY'S GLYCERINE TONIC ...,95c SAL HEPATICA 19c, 38c, 73c JAD'S SALTS 50c ATWOOD'S BITTERS 18c CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS ..37c LIMESTONE PHOSPHATES ...,32c FELLOWS' SYRUP HYPO .'....51.05 Pills and Tablets PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN 30c NUXATED IRON 63c BLISS NATIVE HERBS 65c STUART'S DYSPEPSIA TAB. 33c, 65c BEECHAM'S PILLS 17c DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS : 40c CASCARETS 19c, 39c, 79c BITRO PHOSPHATES 73c WENDELL'S AMBITION PILLS 36c PERUNA TABLETS '...39 c MARMOLA TABLETS 79c OIL KOREIN CAPSULES 79c PIERCE'S DISCOVERY 39c, 79c PIERCE'S PRESCRIPTION . .39c, 79c PIERCE'S ANURIC , 39c, 79c 100 5-GR. CASCARA TABLETS ..39c 100 5-GR. ASAFETIDA 79c 100 5-GR. BAYER ASPIRIN TAB 80c 100 ALOPHEN PILLS 53c 100 PEPTONIZED IRON TABLETS 79c 100 LAPACTIC PILLS 25c PIERCE'S PELLETS 17c EDWARDS' OLIVE TABLETS . . .17c BELLANS 17c, 45c MILES PAIN PILLS 21c, 79c HARLEM OIL CAPSULES '. 23c For Men SI.CO LESLIE JUNIOR RAZOR .. ,53c 6 AUTO-STROP BLADES 39c SB.OO GILLETT RAZOR $6.79 $5.00 GILLETT RAZOR $3.75 12 GILLETT BLADES .. 79c SI.OO GEM RAZOR 79 c $5.00 AUTO-STROP RAZOR (Com .. plete) $4.39 SI.OO EVER-READY RAZOR 79c 6 EVER-READY BLADES 27c $6.50 EVER-READY SET $5.79 5 DURHAM BLADES 39c LATHER BRUSHES 25c to $2.48 JOHNSON'S SHAVING CREAM 21c 'AUGUST 22, 19T9." U ''rirfl I POSSESSING REMARKABLE BEAUTIFYING PROPER PI /7FW YJ&U TIES YET ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS, ALL SHADES. M K; /' ijp fj OQE X\ ' 1 cents DETECTION WRY HOT RETAIN YOUR YOUTHFUL y Lj f . !I W ■/¥ TjGP' XS-O n APPEARANCE I ASK YOUR FAVORITE DEALER FOR • M AM I 3 "DARLING" HOULTIGHT ROUGE, 35c A BOX U U I Villi iT St-7-'J °R WWT * ADOLPH KLAR J, [] M rouRTH AVENUE ■— ■ > NEW YORK M VINOL . . 75c I TANLAC . 75c I STATIONERY 24 Sheets —24 Envelopes Old English Lawn, 43c Glendale Lawn, 28c Hair Tonics HAY S HAIR HEALTH 34c, 67c DANDERINE 19c, 39c PARISIAN SAGE 39c WYETH'S SAGE AND SULPHUR 69c SAGO SAGE AND SULPHUR 45c GOLDMAN HAIR RESTORER ...98c POMPEIAN MASSAGE 19c, 37c PINAUD'S HAIR TONIC 98c BARKER'S HIRSUTUS 73c AYER'S HAIR VIGOR 85c MRS. ALLEN'S HAIR RESTORER $1.19 MONTGOMERY HAIR RESTORER 89c MRS. GRAHAM'S HAIR COLOR $1.15 Q-EAN RESTORER ...'.45c HERPICIDE 43c, 79c Q-BAN TONIC 34c WILD ROOT HAIR TONIC 43c, 79c DAMSCHINSKY DYE 39c, 53c BROWNATONE 27c, 89c WALNUTTA 39c BUCKINGHAM'S DYE 53c Ointments ANALGIC BAUME (French) 43c ANALGIC BALM (Park-Davis) ..43c UCANOL OINTMENT 34c. CAPSOLINE 19c K. Y. JELLY 17c KONDON CATARRH JELLY ....19c FORKOLA 19c, 59c RESINOL OINTMENT 39c, 75c MUSTERINE 17c, 32c VICK'S SALVE 19c, 39c MUSTEROLE 19c, 39c MENTHOLATUM 16c, 30c SASSAFOLA 17c CUTICURA OINTMENT ...,19c, 34c POSLAM 43c, $1.65 Home Supplies GLYCERINE, 8-OZ 43c WEBER'S ALPINE TEA 9c GLYC. ROSE WATER, 4-OZ 19c LIQUID VENEER 17c, 34c, 67c O-CEDAR POLISH 17c, 34c, 67c CARBONA 13c, 19, 39c LUX, 2 PACKS 20c PETERMAN'S DISCOVERY 13c, 19c BORAX, 2 POUNDS 21c BORIC ACID, 8-OZ 13c PETERMAN'S ROACH POW. 17c, 34c DIAMOND DYES 3 for 25c DYOLA DYES 3 for 25c PUTNAM DYES 3 for 25c FECTO DISINFECTANT 17c STERNO HEAT 3 for 25c DUTCH CLEANSER 2 for 15c KRESO DISINFECTANT 13c CHLORINATED LIME 7c, 13c SANI-FLUSH '.l9c CREOLIN (Pint) .'.69 c ENERGINE 21c PLATT'S CHLORIDE 27c, 47c RAT CORN '. l7c For The Baby HORLICK'S MALTED MILK 38c, 73c, $2.70 BORDEN'S MALTED MILK 39c, 77c, $2.75 ESKAY'S FOOD 43c, 73c, $2.69 IMPERIAL GRANIUM ..19c, 55c, 85c JOHNSON'S BARLEY FLOUR ..23c ROBINSON S BARLEY FLOUR . .53c MELLEN'S FOOD, 2 75c JARS .'.51.05 NESTLE'S FOOD 49c and $2.49 CASTORIA .23c PINAUD'S LILAC VEGETAL 75c —3 for $2.19 PINAUD'S HAIR TONIC 8-oz., 98c; 15V2-oz., $1.68 7

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